Spray Booth Servicing and Maintenance
Spray booth servicing and maintenance keeps a paint booth running safely and helps it meet Australian standards. Our licensed technicians clean plenums, fans and ductwork, service cabin machinery and gas burners, test airflow and breathable air, and run Prevent It scheduled maintenance plans on all major spray booth brands, Australia wide.
- All booth brands
- Licensed trades
- Prevent It plans
- Based in Dandenong, VIC
What does a spray booth service include?
A spray booth service includes cleaning, cabin and machinery servicing, gas burner servicing, breathable air testing, and airflow testing with compliance reports. Our licensed technicians work on all major brands, including Lowbake, Dalby and Nova Verta, from small automotive booths to large industrial systems. Each visit is built from the services below, quoted upfront.
What’s included in a spray booth service
- Cleaning of plenums, fans and ductwork
- Cabin and machinery servicing
- Gas burner servicing
- Breathable air testing to AS1715
- Airflow testing and compliance reports
- Filter fitting during a service
Cabin and machinery servicing
Cleaning fans, replacing worn seals, lubricating pivot points and readjusting sensors, so mechanical faults are caught before they stop the booth.
Spray booth cleaning
Our technicians clean plenums, fans and ductwork to remove overspray and dust build up. That restores airflow and lowers the fire risk.
Gas burner servicing
The burner heats the booth for curing, and a booth that cannot cure cannot do its job. Regular servicing keeps the heating system reliable.
Breathable air testing
Workers in the booth must breathe safe air under Australian Standard AS1715. We test air quality so you know the booth complies.
Airflow testing and compliance reports
Airflow tests and compliance reports that help you meet Australian standards. Add them to a maintenance visit or book them on their own. Read our airflow and pressure guide.
Not sure what your booth needs?
Call us and we will work out the right mix for your booth and quote it upfront.
03 9797 5555
How often should a spray booth be serviced?
A spray booth should be serviced on a regular schedule set for your booth and workshop, because there is no single interval that suits every booth. Prevent It is the Total Spraybooth Care scheduled spray booth maintenance program. Your booth is serviced on a regular schedule, so problems are found and fixed before they turn into a breakdown.
We build the plan around your workshop’s needs and budget.
Fire risk
Paint dust and overspray build up inside a booth and are a key fire hazard.
Staff safety
A booth that runs correctly protects painters from fumes and faulty equipment.
Less downtime
Regular checks pick up issues early, while they are still cheap to fix.
Running costs
Servicing finds air leaks that push up compressed air costs.
Insurance cover
Regular maintenance helps you keep insurance cover and meet legal requirements.
Signs your spray booth needs servicing
A spray booth needs servicing when it shows any of these signs. Regular maintenance helps prevent them before they affect your workflow.
- Airflow feels weaker than it used to
- Overspray is building up inside the cabin
- Paint finishes are coming out uneven
- Fans or motors are making new noises
- The booth has failed, or is close to failing, a compliance test
Booth stopped altogether? Our breakdown and support team dispatches a technician as quickly as possible, Australia wide.
Licensed trades on every job
Licensed electricians
Check every electrical component, from control systems to lighting, against safety and operating standards.
Licensed gasfitters
Inspect and service gas connections to Australian gas safety regulations.
Licensed Type B gasfitters
Handle the more complex gas work, including spray booth heating systems.
Spray booth maintenance near you
- Melbourne
- Sydney
- Brisbane
- Adelaide
- Perth
Teams in each of these cities, with regular regional runs across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.
Local pages: spray booth maintenance Melbourne and Sydney spray booth maintenance.
Spray booth service and maintenance questions
What does a spray booth service include?
A spray booth service includes cleaning the plenums, fans and ductwork, cabin and machinery servicing, gas burner servicing, breathable air testing and airflow testing with compliance reports. Each visit is built from these services to suit your booth and quoted upfront, and our technicians can fit new filters on the same visit.
How often should a spray booth be serviced?
There is no single interval that suits every booth. Under a Prevent It plan your booth is serviced on a regular schedule built around your workshop’s needs and budget. Filters need changing more often: a busy metro paint shop changes them every two to three weeks, or about 100 to 150 hours of spraying.
What spray booth maintenance services do you offer?
Complete spray booth servicing and the Prevent It preventative maintenance program, breakdown repairs, airflow testing and compliance checks. Our licensed electricians and gasfitters work on automotive and industrial booths, with teams in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth and regional runs across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.
Do you offer spray booth service and filtration?
Yes. We service spray booths and supply the filters they run on. Floor exhaust and roof inlet filters ship daily across Australia, or our technicians deliver and install them during scheduled servicing or as a one off job, so you get proper fitment and tested airflow.
How much does spray booth servicing cost?
It depends on the size of the booth, how often it is serviced and the parts it needs. We give you a quote upfront, and a Prevent It plan can be set to your budget.
Do you service all spray booth and paint booth brands?
Yes. Our technicians work on all major brands, including Lowbake, Dalby and Nova Verta, on automotive and industrial booths.
Is cleaning included in a service?
Yes. Service visits include cleaning the plenums, fans and ductwork to clear overspray and dust.
Can I book airflow testing on its own?
Yes. Airflow testing and compliance reports can be part of a maintenance visit or booked as a stand alone service. Our spray booth airflow and pressure guide explains what the readings mean.
Spray booth service and filtration
We service spray booths and supply the filters they run on. Our technicians can fit floor exhaust filters and roof inlet filters during a service, or you can order them online.
Keep the booth running between visits with door and cabin consumables and vacuum parts too.
Shop filters and parts
Get your spray booth serviced
Call us during business hours on 03 9797 5555, email [email protected], or send an enquiry online. Existing customers can log a job through the service portal.